Sister has walked threw the doorway to meet and be with her love ones that have gone before her. Continueing service work for the Lord.
Families Are Forever.

Growing up, Nana was always there for us. She was there when we were born; she was there on our first days of school and our first communions. She was there in the summers when we watched Uncle David feed Elsie with the milk bottle and when we played on the mound behind the house searching for Indian money. She was there at the swimming pool during fish fries, though she rarely got in, and watched us play on the swing set as she tended to the bushes and the flowers and the weeds. She was there for our graduations from high school and college and when we got our first jobs. She was there when we got married and when we had our babies, and she was there to give us advice on how to take care of them and raise them; it was often we heard the phrase, you can do what you want to, but that's what I would do. She was there, even if just by phone or facebook, for their school plays and July 4th shows in the park, for soccer and baseball and any stories anybody was willing to tell about anything  or anybody. She was there for birthdays and holidays, and she was there to make sure there were always prizes for Bingo on Thanksgiving. No matter where we went or what we did or how far we traveled, we always knew that, at the end of Nana's Rocky Road, she was always there  ready to make a pot of coffee or heat up a bacon biscuit or make us a plate of good ole pot roast with hot water cornbread. She was always there to give us a hug and to get some of that sweet neck sugar.
Today, as we all come together because her body just couldn't let her do any more, one thing in all our lives will never change:  no matter where we go or what we do or how far we travel, she will always be there with us to guide us and cheer us on. We have to remember that, she would want us to remember that, so we'll never forget to take the time to sit at the table and have a cup of coffee, or a beer, with each other and share stories that make us laugh until we cry. Of course, Wheel of Fortune should probably be on the TV in the background.  We won't forget to take every opportunity to see new places and to dance and laugh and sing. And we also won't forget that between Wal-Mart, Aldi's and the Dollar Store, we'll never want for anything. We won't forget to hug everyone who comes to see us and to give family a place to stay when they need it. We won't forget, because she'll be there  reminding us that it's the way she would do it, if she was here.

To all the Kids and Grandkids, Sister will be greatly

missed by all. May you have peace in the 

knowledge that she is in heaven with Pat an they

are looking down on us. She is our guardian angel

forever.

To All Of You, my thoughts and prayers continue to be with you at this most difficult time. She is with Papa. All my Love Theresa Woods

Sis,how do I say whats in my heart?Gosh,how many times we laughed together don't remember us crying.we were a mess together and loved every minute.i am going to miss our talks.now i'm the only one left in our generation,rest love.

Betty I will miss seeing you, talking to you and us making each other laugh.
I know as much as I'm going to miss you, you will not be suffering anymore.
I know you are with your husband looking down on all of us and smiling. Tina Moss

Sis you were the most loving,kind hearted person I have ever met. You and Uncle Pat had such an impact on my life. You've made me laugh with all the stories you shared with me. Now you have your wings and are reunited with Uncle Pat may you watch over all of us. You will always hold a very special place in my heart. I love you may you rest in peace.

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Betty L Patton

10 décembre 1932 – 12 août 2016

Mount Olivet Funeral Home & Cemetery

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